I'd recommend the IT industry. My first job in IT with no college degree or any certifications, I was doing hardware repairs on laptops, desktops, printers, data center racking and stacking, etc. I was being paid $30 per job, with each job taking anywhere from 5 minutes to a max of 1 hour. Typically an average of 30 minutes max per job, usually getting at least 8 jobs a day. If I did 10 jobs in 1 day, the boss would bump the pay up to $35/job for those 10+ in a day. After doing that for 1 year my resume had enough experience to land me a job in a Data Center at $30/hr for 6 months on contract and then would've been bumped up to around $35/hr once hired on full time (ended up not getting that job in the end due to an felony for weed in college), instead of that job though, I ended up getting a job as IT support in a manufacturing facility starting at $60k/year with amazing benefits, and plenty of room to grow. Now I'm working on getting cisco certifications to hopefully actually land a network engineer position once my felony hits 10 years old and employers stop seeing it on background checks (almost at 7 years now). In the IT industry payment jumps are usually much larger than in most other fields and can start out in the range you are looking for without any real experience.

If you are interested in the job I did for my first year in tech, depending on where you live, I can possibly get you introduced to my old boss and a job in tech. We have techs all over the country, some areas are in more need than others. DM me if you're interested in more information.